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MANHOOD KL-sTORi ID BY USING BOiTLE
Va ,rt~ ~ DI- B4.UiHEho' InslyorStIns CvT,.-.l.
- "a cure 4iy vi nervous deOly lid iUs- "a LtIye
} wcr- II LA1@.ts ssOr 10 lie Whole ~ stshi 300
- > A. &u<-, I'M
vi NE DE FOREST. LON EST ABLIsHED AND
w re-llile Ladies Physcian be Consulted daily
at Ter residence SOi A st IL w. OIurc LO1Cs from
j L. - .. with LADIES' only. auI lin
L ADiLs WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF An
IL vNitrIenrttG IeiAalS S slCis aold consult MIS-
u SI-i.4s IN. liU5 Park Pace Lincoln
Ia rs al lto sNou III Ct, between Is AID sts,
tai4tol Sal L4sII.s only. auI.5-I
~ FAD AND BIZ MISE-DF. BROTHERS. 906 r.
IL ss jF4Iru before and made oath that lie
LIE OLDEST fstLtise Expert Specialist III this city
s Wal Sllsfsltso cure all private disease
III Al-O az nee Tree AZ EOGr during tie day sub
h'iltt1 A4.d sworn be.ore 10y DR. btSOIHEf1S.
sAdJEL q NlLIs,a Notary IlLlIc III and ior LIZ
A-stFIet y! Columbia Tins I'd vi July, 1851
Ia HAS NkIER BIN CUkIKADlCTLD that
DIT Dl.1s HRS u thc Oie.t established advertIs-
j Lanes tEyslcl-l IA this city. Ladies. you
tU1Ldriluy consult DIR. BIOTHEES, .buo Il st =. ~.
IsFticI@F attention. iaLd all diseases peculiar
!%si-es arr1ec Vr s-il-e- Forty years experience
Us I'M.
lk MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
~ standard remedy Tor ali blood diseases causing
lISt a1 or SAN troubles: ufIIi@ry diseases cured
IL -oFty -e!- 1T hours. lrIce. 80 Der bUx.
Dix DODD'o ALKSINE 40 permanently curas
@iNrA weakness Ices 81 vitality. nervous debility
&c fr1ee. el sent seated by mani for sale at
MylI-B sIASDItUkD'S 9th and Fn-w
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The C0Hrsx.

EQUITY COURT-Jud9e Merrick
To-day, Mackey agt. Harrison; guardian ad Item
swer. Tenney agt. DOolittle offer of W. ii. Crosby
to purchase accepted. Porter agt. Porter, Mitchell
agt. Mitchell; preliminary Injunction denied.
PROBATE COURT-Jud0e Merrick
To-day, estate Of VIM. Bagman; order OF sale.
Estate Of julius 8. Shoemaker; do. Estate of
Mark Triton; letters OF administration granted
Amanda ID. TtItOn; bond $1,000. Estate OF
Charles Clark; do to SamI L. Arnold; bond
500. Estate OF Henry Smith; Will filed. Estate
OF John Cudmore; letters VI administration granted
Bridget Cudmore; bond $4,000 In re John w.
Bayne: Adelia I. Bayne appointed guardian; bond
$50. Estate OF Christian Hines; citation ordered.
POLICE CoURT-Judge Harper pro tenn.
To-day, John p. Quander, unlicensed pleasure
garden; collateral forfeited VIM. Mansfield, Jas.
Godfrey, JAS. TAFT and Richard Burgess, disorder
ly conduct in county; cOllaterals forfeited. John
Lyddane, profanity; do. Joshua Murphy, cruelty
to animals; collateral forfeited. Jos. NJ Belt, do;
do. Hattie Snow and Fannie Alexander, disorder
ly; do.
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The Society Of the Army OF West Virginia has
elected Gen. Crook president Ex-Prestdent Hayes
presided at the meeting yesterday.
IL Is claimed that natural dow OF both OIL and
gas has been discovered near Fort Smelling, and
experts say that there are Indications OF natural
gas wells In the vicinity OF St Paul. MINI.
AT St Louis, yesterday, Rev. Father Shultz 6. J.,
spiritual director q the St Louis University died
suddenly OF heart disease.
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The Ute Difficulty. and why the Reg.
uaars Have Not Eeen Gsed.

No tsoops have been ordered to take part in the
Ute troubles since they first commenced. and none
VIII ee SO ordered until either the Indians go on the
war pain ana attack settlements and citizens the
civil authorities desist from their attempts Ia
serve process OF law. In the former case they
VIII oe used Tor the protection OF the people aud
their homes
General Terry's dispatch published yesterday W as
IN answer 10 letter from the acting Secretary OF
war asking that the military on che ground
oe useo 10 induce the Indians To re
TURN 70 the reservation. This letter was tele-
grapneu 70 Cen. Terry for his consideration.
ne repIed that the troops could not be 80 used
unlesS the civil authorities suspended further
lon. because or The restrictions " the appro-
priauon act OF 1878, which is embodied In the
Army regulations.
No instructions beyond those TO have maps IN
readlnesS nave been sent TO Gen. Terry because IL
IS recognized that nothing can be done by the mil
itary under the present condition OF things lie
mas tui authority 20 act when necessary, and
troops are neld In readiness 10 move at moment 5
nouce. IL Is nor Improbable, however. that in
case the reported conference between Colorow and
me governor OF Colorado IL not successful
the President Will request the governor To suspend
turner action by civil authorities and then The
military can, III Is thought, induce the indians TO
return 10 tnelr reservation without difficulty
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CHICAGO, Ill. August g. IL g. m.-Opening
values IN change were higher. largely due ocontinued
cold weather: Septsmber corn opened ct 41z< and
4DE SSptsn !, Mhsss opened higher: and 10 nov
eeptsmbsr lard. 64xH. 6sDesmbeT shost abs. 7.05s
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District Government Affairs.


The following -na.neu pI1yateo and tlllerman in
the fire department have been appointed assist
ant toremen OF their respective companies: John
A. Walsh, Engine Co. No. 1; J. \. Lehman, En-
CINE Co. No. 2; j. o. Guy, Engine CO. No. 3; j. c.
keieher, Engine co. No. 4; j. 7. Young. Engine
Co. No. 5; JaS Grady, Engine Co. No. q; s. W.
Donaldson, Engine Co No. Z; s. X. Henry, Truck
co. A; j. Sherman, Truck CO. b.
CAN WORK ON SUNDAY.
Attorney Riddle Is OF opinion that "no subsisting
enforceable law IL violated by the doing OF work or
bodily labor Oh Sunday in the District or Column
bla,"
no FEE FOR OIL LICENSE.
The commissioners have revoked that part of
the regulations In reference to The sale or oils
which requires the payment u license fee OF 3d.
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle as follows
l. A. Cunningham, To erect brick dwelling No. $50
street northwest j. NJ. Dove, to erect stable;
$780, X. o. Holtznan TO repair No. S24 Nth street
northwest: Sl4U
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'UI. SALc-.ERY DtSIIAbIE BUILDING LOT,
a iStE u between U ana. \ SIS. .O1.3 Cheal,
4 sold 81 once NEoCOIT, vii, ON * VINE.
au&o-:jt 1907 peuESylya. NV.
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MrrRDrRpR STARVING HrvSrtr I'm nr,r

MURDERER STARVING HIMSELF TO DEATB-
VIM. Montgomery, VINO three months ago fa ally
Shot Miss Iona kittson In owen County ny Is
gradually starving himself to death ia tail at
Louisyilie. aud yesterday completed the seventh
day OF his fast. During the past week he has been
reduced in flesh thirty pounds ana his form has
wasted away until he IL now too weak To walk
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Telexraphkc Rriefx.

Last evening at the ChebOygan, Mich, Lumber
Co. mill log Carriage was accidentally started
Resulting III The horrible and probably fatal In.
Jurles 10 Edmund Lapeer and Daniel Albright.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Market,
The following are the opening anu 300 pm prices
OF tne New A0rK STOCK MARKET, AZ feorseA W
v TO W. u. UOdxS, sl:tJ 10TH SiceeL:
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The CHICAGO PosT-OFFICE INvEsTIGATIoN.-As
civil Service commissioner Oberly agreed with
the views OF Commissioner Lyman in their report
On the Chicago post-oilce investigation, the re-
port became the Official utterance or the board
but, though Out voted, Commissioner Edgerton
abated nothing rs to the correctness OF his opinions
IL Is understood that all the commissioners agreed
Ill eAOnerating the postmaster and collector, as
the Charges were not proven.
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CONVICT LEASES IN GEoEGIA.-t,oy. Gordon. OF
Georgia, yesterday ordered lessees OF convict
camps two and three TO show cause on september
why their leases should not be annulled. The
order Is the result OF the cruel whipping VI con-
yicts because they gave out Information.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Eliza Howard Powers ven-
cradle lady, remembered with gratitude by many
soldiers TO whose comfort she mlnisucred during
the Wal. Will take place tomorrow afternoon from
her late reSluenCe, 12.i6 18Th street,.
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THOAIAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer

fTHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.
VERY n, VALUABLE PROPERTY On THE EAST
s snS oE sExESI af stGfIEI BETWEEN
FIVE O'CLOCK. i win sell on the premises Subtta
side u 7th ssrast tetween and streets b.
9i 80 ieet 10 inche. to 10 foot wide alley. improved
Terms; oa,e:iLird cash: balance in one and two
s Or a. osen e pS aia
Of 100 required at the time OF SALE Al convey
Ing At cost oI purchaser. su24
FTHoMAs DUWLlNG, Auctioneer.
A.ssnees sale of the contents of drug store 1t the
se-.lr,inE OF. SHOW cases Counters. Shelving.
SShop,to,tlss, Prescription aud CONNER Scales:
Patent sa.1icInes. &c. &c. aud many other articles
q SeK e e Ts E I'll Sc
goods.
.us4-7. v v y n 4dhH5laatsosl Aasisnsea.
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneen.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCKS At AUCTION.
BY virtue Of trus, deed gwen me and duly re-
Corded in ber 100. folio 32U, ct seq, the land
1857. at HALF-fAsT nine o'ciock 4 NJ w,tn IN
ana street. northwest. " ssnington, b. C..
SOes SHARES OF STOCK OF the Albany Artesan Ice Co.,
OF Albany, Ga.
su24-d CHARLES NJ. HENDLEY Trustee.
'T'HOMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.
Ass as, s SALE 4ao OF ,F1x1ygEs, COUNTERS
Sits s9pA fXsr scAtf ASP
CREAM FKEEzEks AND MOUTHS LARGE
MANftL =, MihhUk; LOT =, o. GLASS CANDY
54 1afeE sfHhhf II fHSEE No.
On MONDAY,, AUGUST TWENTY-NINTH. 1887.
atIEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, l shall sell the above goods.
au.3-ot JAS. L BURNEs Assignee.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRANDY. WHISKY. WINES,
ENlIKE C0NTkNTs OF STOKE NO. 1315 i
BY q deed of trust. duly recorded in Liber
District vi Columbus, viii sell on THURSDAY, the
ElGHILEN1H DAY OF AUGUST, A. d. 1887. COM
12l5 street the goods and chattels mentioned
III Schedule "a. attached to said trust comprising
part
One Safe One Ice Box One Range
Tables, Counter, Shelving. Partitions,
is Chairs Table Ware Dishes, &C.,
Silverware, One Showcase, Cigar Case
WHISKY, Brandy, Sherry, Claret.
In casks and boxes
Boxes Msecaroni, Olive Oil, Assorted Groceries &c.
Terms cash.
Pr. MANCoSOs, Trustee.
THHn os. & II. 1F4 flfE;s Attorneys. .,,as
w t1THE ABOVE SAFE is posTPoSEp UNTIL
~ .e 49, PF. MiNCosos. Trustee
f fh6s s h. f fi2Hbs Attorneys ,u,7
ss THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
SAME HOUR AND PLACE
HOS HOS Il. I fiEnbs. Attorneya aug
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ANOTHER ELECTRIC wou.s.-Mrs Loclab

ANOTHER ELECTRIC WoHAN.-Mrs. Lockaby. the
vile OF "A poor firlner in Grccnville County = C.
has recently developed extraordinary powers. and
has been visited by people from all sections OF Tue
State. About two months ago she began TO a we
strange sensations, similar 10 the shocks OF an
electric battery, at times severe as 60 be pain
ful. Then sine discovered her extraordinary power
TO lift and move large and heavy bodies She has
eAniblted her power In various ways, although &c
Is only by great persuasion that she Is lAduced 10
do So She Is very supersttious, ana believes thar
she Is possessed by Spirits and Is afraid TO receive
money for what She does.
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EIOR SALE-GN EASY TERMS. SIX-ROOM BAY
a wiaiuN House. al modern improvements; "A
1tiI =. re. su26-2t'
t'OR sALE-BY GEO. W. LINkINS.
Iltf and II SITS. NV.
ZOOS 9 St. I4rS- .c:',.OJV IL 81. Drt 9th and
I4ll = -. 10 lOih, y rs....--. $500
basement with SIDE 20l+ II st.. y rs. lot
lot ~ feet front 1000 2t5Nl 20 10, al Ell 800
roth IT, bet osud T.. LAM Tiitlehts. Bii K,
II r.. stable .---l3,OOO 9rS., clstern, lot 20
15i4 l6th St. g r. II ~ .-.....--..--..4 $50
lot l-S.x J. < 70 al. 5000 III st. sGs lot
= B1rhs. IA. J. ,tNi26 to 15-it
Gel ar. : II 30 80 a ey-----........... 3 $50
each. ca,lI. oiV ~ L 81 q lUbO
al u st-I-w.. l;rs.s,.1OU au.5G-lw
J,OR SAIE-NEW :i-sTUIY PRFSSBRICK not T.
L 10 ,Oui- deep l"f. having front on two streets
one Il the best bniit the city: hard wood
finish stained Ess-. stone sil. state Ilant Is e.,
!strubs~. cf-r;S latrIrs. fact al modern
coHve!-Ec anu should be seen 10 he appreciated;
beautIiul coUIi - home Price $4,000, AITiy
OWNEu. ooI ; 1t n au56-3t
4 OR SALE OR RENT-ii2 NEW JERSEY AVE.
Dew S-O JaI tiIcS. modern prove - In
qulre al {, al One, ''1. lenIsy a.t!62w
E.OR SALE-A CIR. Al BARGAIN IF SOLD IN
IL ued a,e.l h I 81 81 al, property ~ southwest
- - 80 -tci On III tUvet W hJu-eS,
no ,elte good Ea.its. Apply 20 vwE I: 49,
EAst Capitol - aU2j-:it.
GF0R SALE OR RENT DESIRABLE COENtK
Il property near Thomas Circle. approved by modern
Oailt bTlck lx; l8rxe arAiIg; exceil nj We. Oh
three streets, $500 cash BOX 30. star office IT
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MARRIED..

WALTON McKELDEN. At the residence Of tina
brides iatlSr BY Rev pr Elliott, August "a, 1887,
CHRISTIE MSkEI-DEN. daughter Of VIM p. Nickel
den ESQ, Of WASHINGTON, u. e.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW,

7NHoMAB BOWLING. Aucuonees
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT
Ny SALESHOOMS
On SATURDAY, AUGUST TWHNTY-SEvENTH
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, within nay
salesroons, will sell general assortIBent Of house
hold goodA Also, Two Crates of Crockery.
ALSO. AT II O'CLOCK n,
Horses. Carriages. Wagons, Harness, &c, &c. 1t
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Rulings As to Consular Invoices will
MOI be Modified.

In reply to letter Of New York firm stating
that with invoices Of goods sent from Antwerp
ROtterdam, Amsterdam, and other shipping ports
the goods having been manufactured In the in
terror of Germany, Belgium &C., it is impractt-
cable at the time OF shipment from the interior
port to state the name OF the vessel by
which the merchandise is TO be
shipped, and consequently consular invoices cannot
be forwarded until such Information IS received
from the shipping port. Assistant Secretary May
nard, or the Treasury, writes that the invoice
may state the vessel by which the goods x
pected TO be shipped: that In cases where, from
circumstance beyond the control Of the shipper
the goods are shipped by another vessel, the ill.,
voice may be presented to the L. S. consul ut the
port of shipment, and have endorsed thereon the
name OF the vessel whereby the goods were actu-
ally shipped, thus avoiding any delay In the for
Wardng or the consular invoice at the time OF the
shipment OF the good.
The State Department mas been requested to In
Stfuct lnlted States cOnsulOr officers to endorse
the certificate In such cases whenever requested,
ana In conclusion the Secretary says: at Is not
sean, therefore, that ary necessity exists for mod
lying as requested the rulings in force reid
tive 10 consular Invoices"
A WOMAN FINED FOR ASsAUITING AN OFFICER
Nary Green, colored WOMAN was charged In the
PONCE Court to-day with an assault Special
Officer Edward Brvckenborough. The latter testi-
shooting crackers In the street when defendant at
tackled him, taking hold Oh his hand and holding
II over his Shoulder, telling the boy not TO go with
him. The defendant testified She had no Idea
That Brockenbor1uSh Was an officer, and denied
that she struck him. The court I'm posed tine
OF s..
RANGE OF THE THHRMoNETER.--The following
We're The readings at the Signal Oilicc to-day: 4.
Ill., 90; = p H., 40; maximum, TO- minimum, 3D.
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WALKERS FILIBUSTERS.-Tne surviving veterans
Of Gen. YIN. Walkers Nicaraguan expedition are
arranging TO hold reunion at Louisville this fall
Gen. j. G. Jamison, Acknowledgement OF Missouri,
recently wrote TO Col A. Lewis Clarke OF st. Louis
that Judge Thos. +. Hargie and some wealthy clii-
(JamISon is collecting the addresses OF Survivors,
The expedition went out in 1855, and when
two years later, the United States captured the
survivors there were only few hundred remain.
ing out OF the original 1000 men. There are now
about 2OQ alive.
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To BE TAXED BY MISUNDERSTANDING Of state
Romero Rubiro, OF the interior department, has
issued q body Of postal regulations 10 meet the
new state OF things created by the convention re-
Gently entered into between the United states and
Mexico. In their general provisions the regula-
lions concern the Inhabitants OF this republic ex-
Clnsvely, with the exception OF the third article
regarding articles which come by mail from the
United States to be held dutlable by Mexico. It
reads as follows: 'Obtects OF the fourth class
which by their quantity, weight, or value cannot
be considered as mere samples. as also chFOnnOS
advertisements with dedgns OF one or more colors,
books with stin backs, and other articles spected
in the tarin, shall be held nable 70 payment OF
customs dUtY.a
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lie MADE COMPLAINT AGAINST Ms LAUGHTER
Horatio Maryman, the eX-conStable, who lives In
East Washington, yesterday visited the Office OF
Assistant District Attorney Sheppard, and made
and a man named Vim. SkidmOre, whom be said
had lived together and were not married. He SAID
that they had now separated, but he wanted a
warrant for them under the EdmundS act. Mr..
Sheppard, after investigating the case, the char
actsI OF the woman and other facts, decided not
To prosecute the Case.
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ARREST OF AN ELoPING COUPLE.-SOme days ago
Chas Pitcher and Ada Hardy elOped from Lake
view, near Chicago creating "a great sensation.
which eliminated yesterday In the arrest OF the
tectives in company with ID. NJ. Hardy, the father
OF the girl The couple were held by the local pc
lice several days, but were released after waiting
in vain for a response from Chicago. They were
married as soon as they were set at liberty. The
whole party returned to Chicago last evening.
Pitcher is under arrest for grand larceny.
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I,OR SAIL
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E.OE lIE-BEAUTIFUL VILLA Sits Al FOR
u est OleG. now be I'u-rhased at low t-ures
' "a easy t.EiIs 5Iec-aI terls 10 those who bulid
-%t " new sGLNIIsisioL iay De seen al tIs oce Of
j. L. He'll L UbD
Su2b-ll 1it3}s ST.
WAN1ED-TO PUECHASE FOk CASH. FROM ID
w 70 - ares II lad. 10 miles of the
t4ty, bet~een AID the ist " JauUlry. II De
III log EI-en prioseS AID IIs-d-T5te li.i
star Office NJ FEEL estate @eIits a!d4t'
a,Ok sALE-IHIRTY-SIX ACI,Es OF LAMP )
miles from Washington aDd l mile from Ii yatts-
vie O1 Ann@TIiI- IAe desirable location ole
10 city "A OarEAin- AEIly 10 Il NEIlk, ga street
NV, room 81 su5I-Ot.
ESEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE At
II kLON 80 StGjlC2, metropolitan Branch h aad d.
IL IL Nov = Tie To buy I'D get reA fl-
sEFIng- AYI y - " II. NHGa LEY al the SlatiOu,
- iU6s Jene rsva ST. Georgetown GuI. l-lIn
I,OR SALE AT BAkGAIN-yALTARIE DAIRY
IL OK SIOCh fAi1Si, vi .5uU Prince (Iere's
lid. about LILLE outside D4stT.ct Ie the Atl-
t.:y AID Eorses. ltU under cu Nv alton;
abundance Of and TIMBER. Particulars III
CURE of T. \ AcECES, l42O 81. linn
NOR SALE-aY ROCKVILLE. Mp, TWO VERY
desirable Cottages, CONTAINING - FOOLS. sold one
IrvIeTty. located Tie street Rockville
ILsse COTTAGES filed Win city L4rcrs and OtIer
unusual Inducements Tor that p1rIOse. Lot Las a
Ilrii.sr PARTICULARS IuqGi-e OF
-Ul-4h. IA. d. lAhhEh, 1ilS -. NV.
E.ok sALE-sIXTI CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
AID pm within from One-haii mile 10
niles The clJy. Very CHEAP and Oh very
-! SEND Cl1Cu4.E i IL SlIHEiD y CO.
1909 81 cll-.ji4
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s. S. Pentz member OF the Washington bar
has been elected professor in san Augustine Col
lege, California, and will probably accept the
same.
There will be drag fox-hunt tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock, starting from the cosmopolitan
Clubhouse Mount Pleasant.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

H'Clsf-SI II \,
FOREST GLEN PARK. MD
i he most beautiful site the METROPOLITAN 4
Branch, Ii. and y. X. K Only y niles fro: FnYA z
Washington lI.stE 1
Hish Ground. Healthy Location Pure Water I...y
OF access ttst-cl,ss II ali It's appointments.
Terms moderate
Apply 10 e4Ie Forest Glen Improvement Co
ALEXANDRA /. HENSEl. manager
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LAskEY,s Loan Orr,oF.

No. ac1 teA2sylTxnia avenue northwest
Money Loaned Oh Gold and Silver Watches, Dia-
n-oLds. Je"eiry, flstoIs, Guns. Mechanical Tools,
LADIES and GEL. eIen's Wearing Apparel.
CID GUILD AND SILVER BOUGHT. oe2
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f.tk SALE-AI SPECIAL BARGAIN II SOLD
- lots, 2ux:'.}. 10 aey. StI street, b.
ven l. and = northwest. Mi.i,5 II < BOiIC y. II.
-iyad building. Sth and st.ee;s- aua0 81
s'UI. SALt-sERY DtSILAbI.E BUILD Nj LOT
a i!stl ~ .bcINecn y ant. l. II ..U1sr Cheap
q soll 81 once NkoCoIT, vii, On * VINE.
af2o-3t 1870. PenESylva-.is ave NV.
NOR SALE-
II 8 IoIs . N ST n. ". 1Sx.5 and ISx1OO. very
heap ID small lots on st. ID - UOc.
81 3CC- d On Della,
n ST.. 2.S. > on 2Oih St, 2A.iU. lots
l. 1th ST L. .,.jc- MsssEcliI-el--
lsJh 18th ST. " Il 10. - Oh
Rhode lsiaHc ave. i,tt ST. 2U1bO $40 Also.
bar-aIIIs MERIDIAN HlIi and tOuILisla heights
aU-.3-,t % ikASDki.N STALkI. lilo y. \. ave
I,OE sALE-MfkiDIAN HILL, LOTS. u.s.. Ut
front each So der. vel located tor sinai houses.
Elce whole 5000.
IL Lots. abOut $4,000 feet. Very cheap.
au2o-2~ Clio. W LiNhlNS, l9th and II SITS nv
NOR SALON Tor MEhIDIaN HILL LOTS I5
Il and 10 block TO- containing 1000 Ieet- These
GeautItul IllJ offered much below theIr
value Address CkAIG, Star oIEce. au:,4-,
Fox SAIL
Qst. between 10th and 18th SITS NV south front
lot 20 feet q inches By 100 feet to alley, 81.
last Capitol between ii and 4th SIS. south
Host, lOJ 20 feel 10y 100 i,e i, alley, s..
ID between M aEd St. Nv lot 20 itet by To-,
ieet y IAches, alley CN side AID III the rear 81.
JANIS ". TYLER
au2o aaeF s..nw-. Second Floor.
NOR SALE-OSLY $40 MONTHLY REQUIRED
= L. bay Of those elegant Il Is foot lots
KENTUCKY avenue, between l. and u but
11N Il from tie ieL.yvaiila avenue briiGe:
erect dte Gtss st and deeds fire. uriher artic-
WtLLEI X REPETTI, SO Pa AYES e.
j. S.-inyest yUur money at home within The cIty
Limits where II J. absolutely secure auo-luI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-26

RANGE OF THE THHRMONETER.--The following
were the readings at the Signal Office to-day: 4.
H., 90; = p. H., 40; MAXIMUM, TO- minimum, 3d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-26
THoMAs DOWLlNG, Auctioneer.

Assgnees sale Of the contents Of drug store the
northwest corner vi oth and . streets northwest,
Consisting Show -cises- Counters Shelyiny.
shop bottles, Prescription and Counter Scales.
Patent a,diclnes. &C., aud many other articles
too nulneI Gus to --Ieltiou.
On I'D AksSDAY, AUGUST THIRTY-FIRST, 1887,
at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. II. Will sell the above
goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-26

ErCk SALE-AT A SPECIAL BARGAIN. If SOLD
- once = lots. 2UX.'-} 10 a.ivy. Stk street, b.
ven Il and = northwest. MEio Ill BOLIo y. 1t. |
iya4 building, Sth and i streets. au..tj 81